Repost from UNCG NOW At first glance, UNCG’s Horsepower Experience looks like any other horseback riding camp, but it’s much more. Over the past 13 summers, graduate students in UNCG’s Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) program have spent two weeks at HORSEPOWER Therapeutic Learning Center in Colfax. They use horses… Continue reading…
Excerpt from the spring 2016 UNCG Research Magazine “This is the most important scholarly project I will do in my lifetime.” Anthony Cuda will never top this. He knows he’ll never even equal it. And that’s OK with the associate professor of English. He has the honor of engaging in… Continue reading…
Tonight at 7pm, Associate Professor Duane Cyrus presents “An Evening with the Creative Class.” The event is an opportunity to learn more about the artistic process and meet the talented people helping drive the vibrant artistic and creative sector of the Piedmont Triad. Admission is free and open to the general public…. Continue reading…
Antonela Frasheri is a senior music performance major in the College of Visual and Performing Arts. She’s exploring connections between music and nature, with support from the UNCG Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Office. Humans have long been captivated by the forces of nature, our fascination reflected in a vast of body… Continue reading…
Redacted from PR.com Kepley BioSystems has been selected as a Top 500 Startup for the 2016 Hello Tomorrow Challenge. The Hello Tomorrow Challenge is the world’s biggest early-stage startup competition for science and deep technology startups. Each year, the Top 500 Startups attend the Hello Tomorrow Global Summit in Paris, an… Continue reading…
Repost from Friends of the UNCG Libraries Dead men tell no tales, but those helped by Greensboro’s history of good medicine and medical care do, and the University Libraries at UNCG is partnering with three other area institutions on a project to make the records of the history of medicine… Continue reading…
Repost from Campus Weekly Dr. Emily J. Levine’s article “Baltimore Teaches, Göttingen Learns: Cooperation, Competition, and the Research University” was published in the June issue of The American Historical Review. In the article, she argues that the modern research university was co-created through mutual transatlantic exchange and reveals the historical… Continue reading…
Repost from Campus Weekly Dr. Barbara Levin (Department of Teacher Education and Higher Education) just published a new book about teacher leadership with her co-author Dr Lynne Schrum, dean of the School of Education at Nova Southeastern University. Titled “Every Teacher a Leader: Developing the Needed Dispositions, Knowledge and Skills… Continue reading…
Awards Awards separated by school/college. Listings by award amount, name of lead PI, title, and sponsor. Bryan School of Business and Economics Awards $25,000.00 – Welsh, Dianne – Coleman Entrepreneurship Fellows – Coleman Foundation $20,669.00 – Erba, Joseph – UNC-GA Summer Student Initiative – North Carolina Small Business and Technology Development Center (NC SBTDC) $15,400.00… Continue reading…
Conflict of interest annual reporting deadline The deadline for completing Annual Conflict of Interest Disclosures is September 30, 2016. Annual Disclosures are collected via the Activities, Relationships, and Interests (AIR) online module. Detailed instructions for completing disclosures via AIR can be found here. EHRA employees must submit an Annual Disclosure each year…. Continue reading…
